Bindi Irwin daughter of late conservationist   Steve Irwin and Terri Irwin opened up about her struggles with the disease endometriosis  as she underwent surgery. 

The 24-year-old took to her Instagram handle  and shared a health update  along with a picture of an hospital bed by announcing that she  is rather confused  about whether she would share her health journey on a public platform but then did it as  it could prove beneficial for  other women around. 

Those living under the bubble must know that Endometriosis  refers to the condition  where the uterine lining becomes growing  on tissues outside uteras,  which  causes chromic pains and cramps. 

Bindi has been in severe pain  for the last 10 years and there were a lot of doctor visits, scans and tests. She had given up entirely  and tried to endure the pain since  her doctor told her that she had to   simply deal with the condition as a woman. 

The doctors even found  37 lesions  with a few of them being very  deep and difficult to remove.  The professionals also  found a chocolate cyst. 

Writing further, the  starlet  thanked her friends and family who helped her and encouraged her in the journey.